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Syracuse: No licensing of cats required, butchering animals legal in areas

SYRACUSE — It is still legal to raise and butcher a chicken or cow in certain parts of this community.

City leaders put the finishing touches on a revised land-use ordinance, in regard to animals, on Tuesday and approved a guideline for animal harvesting as part of the revision, plus finalized language that will allow residents to have cats without having to license them.

Cat licensing fees may not be required in Syracuse after all

SYRACUSE — Proposed revisions of the city’s land-use ordinance do not include a cat licensing fee.

City officials moved to strike language in the ordinance for feline licensing during a recent city council meeting to consider land-use changes. Dogs will still need to be licensed.

(Courtesy photo) A bird is shown after being injured by repellent gel.

Pigeon repellent gel severely hurting other birds in Utah

OGDEN -- A repellent gel used to ward off pigeons is causing debilitating harm and even a slow, painful death in birds across Northern Utah.

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